Give your positive takeaways

The defense to me honestly looked at least 60% to 70% turned around. I think they got gassed at the end but overall I seen guys flying around I seen push from the d-line I saw some players making plays in the secondary. Obviously they still got to get better in the secondary but overall the defense I gave them a B for the game. If a few bounces go their way they created almost four turnovers. People forget that....the defense played pretty well in my opinion.

We have a legit dc.

Dline played way better than anyone thought they would.

Nuss took care of the ball. No turnovers until it was over.

Punt/kick return game looks like a threat. Want to see 0 on offense more.

34 year old John emery has juice.

Lacy caught the damn ball.

Ramos was nails kicking the ball in high pressure situations.

Defense looked more physical and disciplined compared to last year.
Whit Weeks played his arse off. DE’s actually got pressure. Stamps + Woodland looked like really solid pieces.


Had the lead with 6 minutes left up four with the ball…

Nuss looked good when allowed to let it loose.
Zavion Thomas looks like he is a real weapon.
Mason Taylor showed great YAC ability. Obviously Lacy is gonna be our WR1 stud this year… all the receivers are talented.

We now know who the Nuss haters are for this season.

Keep baker, fire kelly, and move Sloan back to passing coordinator and go get a fricking real OC.

Savion Jones played to his potential

Anyone who can’t see the positives from this game is a whiny childish bitch.


The defense is clearly on the rise. The right coaches are in place and the incoming recruiting class will finally have us back to a level that we have come to expect from LSU defenses prior to 2020.


Nuss was clearly well prepared and has the ability to lead this team. No he isn’t a finished product but there is no reason to think he can’t lead this team and program to great things.


The team was prepared and came out on a huge stage and wasn’t overwhelmed by the moment. No it wasn’t a perfect game an yes mistakes were made but the team has potential and as long as we improve over the course of the season, the same way we have the past two seasons under Kelly, this can still be a fun and successful season.



Now, the offensive line was supposed to be our strength and was a disappointment overall. Especially since this was not a stellar defense, although they also look improved from last year under new coaching the same way ours did. But still, the coaching staff clearly expected to be able to lean on them to establish the tone and they simply didn’t do that.


As for the coaching, the play calling was frustratingly inconsistent and conservative. Nuss came out on fire and was clearly ready for more responsibility to control the outcome of the game, but the staff refused to open up the playbook and stretch the field the way USC was willing to do with their own QB in almost the exact same situation.


The biggest negative, other than the penalties, was the continued inability to bring in elite talent in the backfield. That LSU hasn’t had a legitimate stud at RB in five seasons is truly unbelievable and unacceptable.


Yes, losing three straight openers sucks. But it’s also unprecedented to play three straight ranked P5 neutral site games to start a season, so the timing of these great matchups during a rebuilding phase was just shite luck.


I expect we will see plenty to be excited about over the next three months and also plenty to show that we aren’t quite fully reloaded yet.

This incoming recruiting class will change that.


FUSC and Geaux Tigers

FG baw looked solid.

That stadium is fine and perfect size for football. All I got now back to casino.